MCP Servers with a upload_image tool

Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a upload_image tool.

8 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 7 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.

Coret

Connect Claude to a Coret workspace. Create mind maps, refine nodes, coordinate Pad tasks, and maintain Book documents.

57 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 57 tools.

inblog

inblog is a blogging platform for companies that want their blog to bring in search traffic and leads. This connector puts the same workspace inside Claude.

What you can do:

• Draft a post and get a private preview link before anything goes live, then publish, schedule, or unpublish it.
• Organise the blog: tags, authors, redirects, and uploaded images.
• Read performance: traffic over time, referring sources, per-post results, and Google Search Console keywords and pages.
• Review leads captured by the blog forms.
• Update blog settings, banner and navigation, and the custom Handlebars design code, with a validation tool to check code before it goes live.

Every action runs as the signed-in user and respects the permission that user already holds on the blog, so an author cannot do what only an owner may do. Write actions return the URL of what changed so you can verify it. Requires an inblog account on the Team plan or higher.

38 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 38 tools.

Opinly

Opinly connects your AI assistant to your company's competitive and search intelligence, so you can query it and act on it in conversation.

Capabilities:

• Competitive analysis: track competitors and compare keyword and backlink profiles to identify coverage gaps.
• SEO research: search keyword ideas, review rankings and estimated traffic, and analyse backlinks and referring domains.
• AI-search (LLM) visibility: measure how often your brand appears in AI answers versus competitors, by prompt and over time.
• Site audits: review technical issues and page-level findings from the latest crawl.
• Content management: manage your blog end to end — folders, tags, authors, drafts, scheduling, and publishing — with optional sync to a connected CMS (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow).

All operations are scoped to the companies you own or belong to, and every action is authorised against your organisation role. Read tools never modify your workspace; tools that create, publish, or delete are marked so your assistant can confirm before acting.

An active Opinly subscription is required. See the connector documentation for setup and the full tool reference.

61 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 61 tools.

Productised

Create, edit, and manage AI-powered lead magnets and outcomes directly from Claude. Review submissions, surface your hottest leads, and track analytics — all from your Claude conversation. Custom branding, hosting, and domains included.

73 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 73 tools.

Recoble

Recoble is where your team's notes, plans, and tasks live in one place, edited together in real time. This connector lets Claude work directly inside the Recoble space you choose.

What Claude can do: • Notes — search, read, create, and edit them; organize them in a tree, tag them, and publish them. • Workboards — create and update tasks with statuses, custom fields, comments, and dependencies, and read the critical path across a plan. • Relations — link related notes and tasks, then trace the graph between them.

How connecting works: you sign in with your Recoble account and choose which of your spaces to open. The access is bound to that single space — Claude cannot reach your other spaces, and anyone who is not a member of that space is refused.

52 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 52 tools.

Rezonant

Rezonant is where product teams shape what they're building — defining specs and PRDs, pulling in context, aligning the team, and spinning up tasks for coding agents. This connector closes the gap between that upstream work and the code.

Once connected, your agent can pull the projects, specs, PRDs, tasks, and product context from your Rezonant workspace whenever you ask — so decisions made upstream carry into the build without you re-explaining them. It can also create, update, and delete Rezonant artefacts (projects, documents, tasks) and start coding-agent jobs, right from your editor.

Common uses:

• Implement a feature exactly as it was scoped and agreed in Rezonant
• Pick up a spec you didn't write, with full context in your coding environment
• Review the reasoning behind a feature before you build it
• Manage tasks and documents without leaving your agent

Access is secured with OAuth and scoped to the workspace and teams you authorize. Works with the free tier.

26 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 26 tools.

Dango

Dango turns the AI agent you already use into a presentation designer.

Connect it once, then ask for a deck in the chat you were already having. Dango reads your website to build a brand kit (your colors, your type, your logo, the way you write), and every slide comes out in it. Ask for a pitch deck and it works to a researched spine for that kind of deck, asks you the handful of questions no data can answer, and tells you where a number is missing instead of inventing one.

What comes back is not an export. Every slide is a canvas of individually movable objects, so you can open it in the browser and drag, rewrite or restyle anything by hand, then go back to the same chat and ask for the next change.

Charts and tables draw a stored dataset rather than carrying numbers of their own, so a chart and the table beside it cannot disagree, and correcting a figure once fixes every object that draws it.

28 tools reported — Did not respond when Pod last checked.

https://pagehub.dev/api/mcp

PageHub is a website builder, and this server lets your AI agent do the building. Ask for a site and the agent picks a template, adds pages from a library of ready sections, sets colors and fonts, and fills in your copy and photos. It can screenshot the draft in a real browser and run SEO and accessibility checks before you look.

Every change lands in a draft. Nothing goes live until you or the agent publishes, so it's safe to point at a site that's already up. When you're ready, publish to a free pagehub.dev address or attach your own domain; the agent gives you the DNS records to add.

Beyond pages, it can manage collections for blogs and listings, sell through Stripe, edit site emails, set redirects and analytics tags, and invite collaborators.

It's a hosted server: add https://pagehub.dev/api/mcp to your client and sign in with your PageHub account in the browser. Nothing to install. The free plan works: 1 published site, 20 pages, 1 custom domain.

80 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.

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